Sentence examples for cross section whose from inspiring English sources

It is made from a shallow curved thin-walled beam of square cross section whose surface is pre-folded according to an origami pattern.

The granular medium consists of spherical elastomeric particles that partially fill a box with rectangular cross section whose walls are made of thick blocks of Perspex.

This paper is concerned with the elastic waveguide properties of an infinite pipe with circular cross section whose radius varies slowly along its length.

This work presents an exact solution of the Saint-Venant torsion of a straight bar with an orthotropic and inhomogeneous rectangular cross section whose material properties obey the exponential law in one direction.

The α-GaOOH particles (Fig. 2a) are short rods with rectangular cross sections, whose lengths and diameters are up to ~3 μm and ~600 nm, respectively.

Furthermore, the reinforced structure is also composed of plate members with the shape of a variable cross-section, whose thickness increases as it gets closer to the column structure.

Closed-form expressions for the small axial deflection and stress distribution of axially loaded rubber blocks of elliptical cross-section, whose ends are bonded to rigid plates, are derived using a superposition approach.

The tower is part of the UNESCO cultural heritage after 1990 together with the city centre; it dates back to the thirteenth century and its height is about 55 m (one of the tallest masonry tower in Italy) with a square cross-section whose side is about 9.5 m.

In order to evaluate the effects of the LED emission cross-section on the illumination and communication performance, we present an LED model possessing a non-circular quasi-elliptic emission cross-section and compare it to a conventional Lambertian emission cross-section, whose light emission is a function of the cosine of the viewing angle.

The design of these elements leads to elements with optimal cross-sections whose dimensions are obtained according to the bending moment variation and shear forces.

A humorous, affectionate and poignant portrayal of a cross section of Britons whose lives are unexpectedly disrupted by the Bosnian nightmare in the fall of 1993, "Beautiful People" won the Certain Regard competition at the 1999 Cannes Film Festival.